Client Reimbursements definition

Client Reimbursements means, with respect to any Client, those expenses and disbursements, including filing fees, fees for publication and posting of legal notices, court costs, sheriff services, fees for title searches and title insurance, fees for service of process, packaging services, mediation fees, and other expenses, for which such Client agrees to reimburse Firm.
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Examples of Client Reimbursements in a sentence

  • When invoicing its Clients, Firm will include in such invoices all Client Reimbursements previously invoiced by Provider to Firm unless Firm has already invoiced Client for such Client Reimbursements.

  • The Second Invoice shall be for 25% of the Service Fees payable with respect to foreclosure services rendered on the File and shall reference any Client Reimbursements previously invoiced but not yet paid to Provider by the Firm.

  • Firm shall reimburse Provider for all Client Reimbursements advanced by Provider in connection with the performance of Services hereunder as provided in Sections 7.4 and 7.5. In the event that Firm is unable to secure reimbursement from any Client for such amount due to Provider’s failure to submit timely such costs to Firm, Firm shall not be obligated to make such reimbursement to Provider.

  • The First Invoice shall be for 75% of the Service Fees payable with respect to foreclosure services rendered on a File and shall reference any Client Reimbursements previously invoices but not yet paid to Provider by the Firm.

  • Provider will submit invoices to Firm for all Service Fees (other than amounts payable under Section 7.7) and Client Reimbursements (the “Invoice”) on the following schedule: Provider will, with each Invoice, provide to Firm such information as may be reasonably requested by Firm to support the calculation of such Service Fees.